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Subject: Re: Howto re-probe hardware in multiuser mode?
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: On the other hand, it *is* possible to reprobe disks with the CAM
Thanks for the info from Greg and Chris. I've found some way to deal with
"probing disks" in multiuser mode --
less /var/run/dmesg.boot
sysinstall diskLabelEditor

- woju
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